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 1 14|        or should his trunk be bent, all the will be displaced;
 2 23|      forward the arm is to be bent around a ball of cloth of
 3 41| necessity of keeping the neck bent forward at the great vertebra,
 4 46|      a vertebra it were to be bent even to a small extent;
 5 46|      to put themselves into a bent position, they are pained,
 6 47|     the spine is liable to be bent from old age, and from pains.
 7 47|       and the man became more bent forward than proper. I have
 8 52|     is necessarily hollow and bent, while on the sound side
 9 56|     and if they do not become bent above the hip-joint, if
10 58|     protruded at the hip, and bent at the ham. But if the patient
11 60|    part of the foot cannot be bent forward equally well when
12 60|       same degree the limb is bent as when it is extended.
13 67|    body should rather be in a bent than in an extended state.